The matrix
Snatch
A knight's tale
Kingsman
Scott Pilgrim vs the world
Sahara
The big Lebowski
Die hard
O brother, where art thou?
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Hot Fuzz. There are so many easter eggs in the movie that you'll still be finding new ones a dozen watches later.
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Palm Springs , because it's an easy watch, it's funny and there is not much to stress out about.
Any of the "Cornetto trilogy" by Edgar Wright and starring Pegg and Frost, my favorite being Hot Fuzz . I'd even add Scott Pilgrim. There are so many details, jokes, references and other easter eggs that I just don't tire of watching them.
Finally, one of my all-time favs is Amelie , it awakened my love for cinema, it is beautiful, it has a heartwarming message and there is no real conflict in it.
Hot Fuzz
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Team America: World Police
Shit just doesn't age.
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The Shawshank Redemption
"Marathon Man" It was written by the author of "The Princess Bride" and was designed to need rewatching. A minor character in one scene shows up halfway through the story. A casual conversation gives away an entirely new slant on two characters.
"Big Trouble In Little China." I can't believe I'm the first to mention this one. Completely stupid on every level, yet it works perfectly.
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Pulp Fiction
Terminator 1 & 2
Alien and Aliens
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Princess Bride, and I enjoyed watching Ready Player One a few times. Any Month Python movie. Mr Nobody.
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The Fifth Element
Galaxy Quest
Die Hard
Trading Places
Muppet Christmas Carol
Star Wars
The Mummy (Brendan Fraiser, not Tom Cruise)
Edge of Tomorrow
National Treasure
Hunt for Red October
Goldeneye
Back to the Future
Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade
The Rock
Fast Five
Fellowship of the Ring
Forgetting Sarah Marshall
Heat
The Last Starfighter
The Fugitive
Jurassic Park
The Count of Monte Cristo (2002)
Happy Death Day
Rogue One
Hackers
While You Were Sleeping
Terminator 1 & 2 + Dark Fate
Alien
Aliens
John Wick
Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone
The Bourne Identity
Ip Man
Army of Darkness
Starship Troopers
They Live
Spaceballs
Wargames
It Happened One Night
Princess Bride
Monty Python and The Holy Grail
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Master and Commander: Far Side of the world.
Glengarry Glen Ross
It's the only movie where I watched it was was like "shit, I could watch it again right away". And I did. And again it was great. After that I rewatched it many times. The acting is just sooooo good it never gets boring. I think Spacey has the weakest performance there and it says a lot if two Academy Award winning actor looks average compared to his castmates.
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TLOTR trilogy. I could watch those til the end of time.
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For me -
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)
- Godzilla (1954 & 1956)
- Gamera (1965)
- The Lord of the Rings (all three, extended editions)
- Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000)
And proof that I'm kinda a film nerd (and I had family in journalism)...
- Citizen Kane (1941)
Oh, and most Star Trek movies.
I used to watch Tombstone (or at least parts of it) every day after school.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy
The Abyss
The Thing
Ben-Hur
Spartacus
Taxi Driver
Godfather I and II
Tarkovsky's Stalker
Terminator 2
Alien and Aliens
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Knives Out (any of them honestly)
Most films from Edgar Wright (Hot Fuzz & Scott Pilgrim especially)
Everything Everywhere All At Once
The Lord of the Rings trilogy (extended editions)
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Any Denis Villeneuve film.
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Pulp fiction. I don't watch movies multiple times normally, but pulp fiction I watch yearly. It's the pinnacle of the art.
5th element
Jurassic Park
Avengers: infinite war
THE suicide squad
Mortal Kombat 21
Kung POW!
Homeward bound
The lion king
Toy story
John wick (all of them)
Playdate
Heads of office
A Christmas story
This is the end
The original TMNT movie.
The boondock saints (the sequel is shit, ignore that)
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Some good ones in no particular order:
Back to the Future trilogy
Congo
Goldeneye
Dumb and Dumber
Ace Ventura 2
The Fifth Element
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Zoolander
Tropic Thunder
School of Rock
Spirited Away
Your Name
Paprika
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I used to rewatch "The man who wasn't there" yearly. I'd often desaturate the TV because out works so well in black and white.
Event Horizon and Scream
Braid (dir by Mitzi Peirone)
This is probably my favourite film of the last decade, it's beautifully shot, written and directed, and the three lead actresses are fantastic.
Imo Braid is endlessly rewatchable too as it never fully explains what's actually going on, or what is fully real, and with each rewatch you notice new things and kinda start to piece more of the story together.
V for Vendetta
Being There
Grandma's Boy
Others have added many of the same that I would also, so I'll keep to just these two. They are two of my favorites. One serious/semi-serious, one comedy. There's something special about Being There for me. Maybe it's that I consider myself a simpleton like Peter Seller's character, I don't know. Grandma's Boy, with its theme of video games and weed smoking, is also right up my alley! Too funny!
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3 Idiots. Maybe tough to find a good dub, but even with subtitles it is so good to rewatch.
Lord of the Rings
Die Hard
Terminator 2
I know it's not the best movie and probably not a rewatch for most, but I love to watch "stay" (2005) the entire weird ambiance of it and the way it was directed just makes it a yearly rewatch for me
The other guys
The good guys
Driver
Back to the future
Grandma's boy
Snatch
Lock stock and two smoking barrels
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